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• International • Nigeria Wmn won by 3 wickets (with 7 balls remaining) • Rwanda Women won by 3 wickets (with 7 balls remaining) • Domestic • England • Essex won by 4 wickets (with 24 balls remaining) • Sussex won by 6 runs • Match tied • Lancashire won by 35 runs • Surrey won by 28 runs • Yorkshire won by 8 wickets (with 11 balls remaining) • Kent won by 13 runs • Bears won by 21 runs • Others • Match abandoned without a ball bowled • Match abandoned without a ball bowled • • International • 2nd Match, Group A: West Indies v U.S.A. at Harare Jun 18, 2023 (09:00local | 07:00GMT | 10:00EEST) • 1st Match, Group A: Zimbabwe v Nepal at Harare Jun 18, 2023 (09:00local | 07:00GMT | 10:00EEST) • 4th Match, Group B: Ireland v Oman at Bulawayo Jun 19, 2023 (09:00local | 07:00GMT | 10:00EEST) • 3rd Match, Group B: Sri Lanka v U.A.E. at Bulawayo Jun 19, 2023 (09:00local | 07:00GMT | 10:00EEST) • Jun 17, 2023 (09:30local | 06:30GMT | 09:30EEST) • Jun 17, 2023 (14:00local | 11:00GMT | 14:00EEST) • Botswana v Rwanda at Nairobi (Gym) Jun 18, 2023 (09:30local | 06:30GMT | 09:30EEST) • Kenya v Uganda at Nairobi (Gym) Jun 18, 2023 (14:00local | 11:00GMT | 14:00EEST) • Kenya v Botswana at Nairobi (Gym) Jun 19, 2023 (09:30local | 06:30GMT | 09:30EEST) • Rwanda v Uganda at Nairobi (Gym) Jun 19, 2023 (14:00local | 11:00GMT | 14:00EEST) • Jun 17, 2023 (09:00local | 01:00GMT | 04:00EEST) • Jun 17, 2023 (09:45local | 07:45GMT | 10:45EEST) • Jun 17, 2023 (13:45local | 11:45GMT | 14:45EEST) • 1st T2...

ALL-Rounders • # Country Matches Points Rating • 1 India 25 3,031 121 • 2 Australia 23 2,679 116 • 3 England 36 4,103 114 • 4 South Africa 21 2,182 104 • 5 New Zealand 23 2,291 100 • 6 Pakistan 22 1,902 86 • 7 Sri Lanka 24 2,015 84 • 8 West Indies 25 1,906 76 • 9 Bangladesh 18 805 45 • 10 Zimbabwe 7 223 32 There is an aura around Dhoni when he walks into team room: Conway "I was the first person Rinku called after hitting 5 sixes": Jurel The money's nice, but I'd love to play 100 Test matches: Starc on IPL In Pics: Top-5 highest individual scores in IPL final In Pics: Top-5 highest score by a batter in IPL 2023

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Marnus Labuschagne bats Australia to victory on day three of the third Test against India at Holkar Stadium. Photograph: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images Marnus Labuschagne bats Australia to victory on day three of the third Test against India at Holkar Stadium. Photograph: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images 3 Mar 2023 06.10 GMT Our OBO readers are popping corks from Clovelly to Kolkata… Gervase Greene asks: “Travis Head won’t always come off, sure, but surely he is too lethal when it does to leave him out? (And me and plenty others have long said the same about Glenn Maxwell. Is there still an Ashes tour left for him?” I too long to see “The Big Show” back as a knight in white satin. But I think in Travis Head we have our ‘Middle-Order Mayhem Man Who Bowls a Bit’. Let’s hope Maxy gets some runs in the minor leagues to win a ticket to the UK as Travis 2.0. From the subcontinent, Sandeep says: “This is the reason why Australia is No 1 side. India’s famed batting line up is only good against minnows. Every run scored by them is expensive. Just keep paying them. Nothing else.” Dunno about that, Sandeep. India’s batting looked OK in Tests 1 & 2. Darryl agrees the home side got their comeuppance: “Shameful gamesmanship from Ashwin, rushing the man on strike and whining about the state of the new ball (two new balls in fact). Perhaps the larger lesson for India is that conniving with their groundsmen to create unplayable pitches cuts both ways. It’s been a karmic pleasure to see blatant...